Fremont Pathfinder Day Parade Highlights and Local Involvement
Over 150 units joined the Pathfinder parade with Three military color guards leading the march. Fremont Councilman Leon led a prominent entourage in Mezzetti's fire engine as antique cars, a tractor trailer, and a decorated Alameda County Water District director vehicle followed. The procession featured green and yellow corps, orange and black South Bay Medieval Baron troupe, and Fremont Pathfinderettes earning awards. Local dignitaries and groups, including the Dental Society polar area team, engaged spectators along the route.
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Mezzetti
Alameda County Water District
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Co. Chamber of Commerce
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Dental Society
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FBI probes SLA links after Cann murder and Hearst case
FBI seeks ties between the Symbionese Liberation Army and Chief Cann killing as cables and gunfire notes surface. Reports say Cann was shot from a carbine and died later, with SLA communiques claiming revolutionary justice. Parliament hearings and psychological tests continue for Patty Hearst amid defense efforts.
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SLA
Cann
Pally Hearst
Willin
Fie Il
Chicano Liberation Front
Gann
Santos Rodrigues
UN Gilman
Mar Terrones
Ela Fet
Cann Oe Tan
Jere
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hallinan
UPI
Bailey
America
Miss Hearst
Hearst
Argus writer Debley earns top press club honor in SF
Argus education writer Ton Debbey won a $500 first prize from the San Francisco Press Club for a three part interview with Harold Alameda, ex Fremont Unified School District finance chief indicted on 11 counts. The exclusive January series exposed alleged financial mismanagement and board secrecy.
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Ton Debbey
San Francisco Press Club
Fremont Unified
Harold Alameda
Debley
Daily Cityside
Alameda
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Hilton Hotel
OPEC raises oil prices by ten percent worldwide
In Vienna the OPEC ministers unanimously agreed to a 10 percent crude price hike starting October 1, with a possible further move next June. The decision targets a typical Saudi light crude at 11.514 dollars a barrel, rising from 10.45, and eyes potential effects on US fuel costs and industrial goods.
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Washington
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Frank Zarb
Congress
America
Zarb
Iran
Saud
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Kuwait
United Arab Kharates
Yamant
Valentin Hernandez- Acosta
United States
Venezuela
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